Sunday, August 10, 2008 #

Silverlight GlyphMap Utility Repaired

Either folks are hesitant to write, or nobody is playing with the stuff on my site, because apparently my GlyphMap Utility has been broken since I got the OutlookBar code running

I was getting some links together for someone, and finally decided to jump into that code. I knew it was an interaction because if I tried to select a font, the OutlookBar went away.

Turns out I had "MainCanvas" defined in both... makes sense since all my V1.0 SL starts with the same XML. So I renamed the GlyphMap Utility canvas "GlyphMapMainCanvas", and uploaded new markup and JS.

That still didn't work, because I hadn't updated the XAML as well, and as soon as I did that, I could change fonts AND still have the OutlookBar working...

Now that's a relief :)

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Posted On Sunday, August 10, 2008 9:52 PM | Feedback (1)

Silverlight Cream for August 10, 2008 -- #343

Michael Washington with an add-on for SL Desktop already, Mike Snow beginning Terrain tutorials and applying a XAML template to a class, Michael S. Scherotter on SL and Code Analysis and add-on support to paging demo, Ashish Shetty on distinguishing SL and .Net assemblies, Peter McGrattan with updated Pie Chart, and Joel Neubeck on updated VideoPlayer and confined collisions
From SilverlightCream.com:
Send Emails from SilverlightDesktop
Michael Washington reports that a Silverlight Desktop user has already responded to his latest release and uploaded a module for sending email... I added a Silverlight Desktop tag to SC because I think this is going to explode... great job, Michael and Thomas Capps -- the module author
Tip of the Day #24: How to Apply a XAML Template to a Class
Mike Snow has his 24th Tip up... on applying a XAML template to a class... good solid info... thanks!
3D Simulated Terrain Tutorials for Silverlight Games
Mike has also begun a series on 3D-Simulated terrain tutorials. This post is the main one detailing his intent and the first one on Terrain Tutorial Part 1 – Creating a Scrolling Map is up already!
Using Code Analysis with Silverlight
Michael Scherotter blogged about doing Code Analysis with Silverlight with FxCop ... good tutorial-style blog post.
Added FireFox, Safari, and IE7 support to the Silverlight 2 Paging Demo
Michael also reports additional support on his SL2 Paging demo... definitely worth a look for getting your work to fly on other platforms.
How to distinguish assemblies built for Silverlight or for the .NET Framework?
KCasada on the Swiss MSDN Team Blog blogged about a tool that Ashish Shetty has posted on distinguishing SL assemblies from .NET framework ones, and then expands on how it's accomplished.
Silverlight 2 Pie Chart (Beta) Updated
Peter McGrattan has enhanced his Pie Chart control to include a donut chart, and has great pictures and code to describe how it's done.
Silverlight Video Player updated to display external bookmarks
Joel Neubeck updated the Silverlight Video Player he and Tim Heuer put on CodePlex... and he makes this all look simple :)
Confined collisions with a dose of gravity
Joel also has this post on confined collisions ... I saw this just before heading out on vacation, and played with it... very cool... but didn't have time to post about it at that time.

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Posted On Sunday, August 10, 2008 6:07 PM | Feedback (1)
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